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A Missionary-Preparation Triangle Dialog
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How do we give future global workers the best possible preparation? Traditionally, training occurred in Bible colleges and seminaries. More recently, mission agencies and churches have begun to play a vital part. Meanwhile, global ministry roles have diversified, and training delivery options have multiplied. How do churches, schools and agencies collaborate?
In this podcast and accompanying issue of Postings, we explore just a few aspects of the relationship of church, school, and agency in the missionary-preparation triangle. Contributing to this dialog are John Jordon and Jeanette Yep representing churches, Ed Scheuerman and Mark Naylor who teach in the Bible college/seminary setting, and Nathan and David Rofkahr speaking from the agency perspective. We apologize that portions of this podcast are poor audio quality.
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